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The Laser Light Source . 4 . Environmental Conditions and Their Measurement . 4.1 . Temperature . 4.2 . Atmospheric Pressure 4.3 . Water Vapor . . 5. Gage Block Measurement Procedure . 6. Computation of Gagę Block Length . 6.1 .
The Laser Light Source . 4 . Environmental Conditions and Their Measurement . 4.1 . Temperature . 4.2 . Atmospheric Pressure 4.3 . Water Vapor . . 5. Gage Block Measurement Procedure . 6. Computation of Gagę Block Length . 6.1 .
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The interferometric measurement process using a laser light source and a kosters type gage block interferometer is described here . Continuous evaluation and refinement of the process is aided by statistical treatment and control chart ...
The interferometric measurement process using a laser light source and a kosters type gage block interferometer is described here . Continuous evaluation and refinement of the process is aided by statistical treatment and control chart ...
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The light beam from laser A passes through polarization isolator B and spatial filter B ' , is diverged by lens C , converged by lens D through aperture E , where it diverges again to fill the field of the interferometer and is ...
The light beam from laser A passes through polarization isolator B and spatial filter B ' , is diverged by lens C , converged by lens D through aperture E , where it diverges again to fill the field of the interferometer and is ...
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In addition , the laser beam is aligned coincident with the axis and the prism adjusted so the laser light coming through the entrance aperture is aligned precisely with the exit aperture . Having an exact 90 ° angle between the ...
In addition , the laser beam is aligned coincident with the axis and the prism adjusted so the laser light coming through the entrance aperture is aligned precisely with the exit aperture . Having an exact 90 ° angle between the ...
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THE LASER LIGHT SOURCE The advantage of a laser light source lies in its unequalled coherence . Conventional spectral light sources have such low coherence that gage blocks longer than 10 inches have in the past been measured by ...
THE LASER LIGHT SOURCE The advantage of a laser light source lies in its unequalled coherence . Conventional spectral light sources have such low coherence that gage blocks longer than 10 inches have in the past been measured by ...
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| Title | A Gage Block Measurement Process Using Single Wavelength Interferometry, Issues 152-155 A Gage Block Measurement Process Using Single Wavelength Interferometry, John S. Beers Volume 152 of NBS monograph |
| Author | John S. Beers |
| Publisher | U.S. Department of Commerce, National Bureau of Standards, 1975 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 21 Nov 2007 |
| Length | 30 pages |
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